Subject | Problem solved |
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Author | Guillaume Daudin |
Post date | 2002-08-06T07:24:42Z |
Marcello,
First thanks for the tip.
Second, I had no idea how to do that...:). What I did was to click on the
Firebird to check manually for updates. That worked properly (told me there
were none) and I did not have the problem after that.
I am on a persistant connection, behind a corporate firewall.
Another question now : do I have to have FireBird installed on the computer
to do the migration (I am trying to move an Access database to something I
can use on Mac OS X: I did not install FireBird on the PC) ?
Thanks,
Guillaume
Hello, Guillaume,
The one thing I can think of that is causing this strange behavior is
the automatic check for updates. When the wizard starts, it launches an
additional thread to check for updates at a given address.
Why this is not working, I really cannot say. The check relies on the
WinInet libraries, but these are installed with Internet Explorer and
they are certainly found in any W2K installation. Are you using dial-up
or do you have a persistent connection? Either way, it should work, but
maybe there's something broken in the TCP/IP stack.
I might suggest you modify the text file with the url to point to a
regular file, maybe by using file://c:/test.txt. I cannot remember the
name of the file, but it must be something like check_updates.txt.
Let me know how it goes.
Regards,
Marcelo Lopez Ruiz
-----Mensaje original-----
De: gdaudin2002 [mailto:gdaudin@...]
Enviado el: Monday, August 05, 2002 9:34 AM
Para: IB-Conversions@yahoogroups.com
Asunto: [IB-Conversions] SQL2GDB
Hi,
I am rather a newbie with these kind of things, but I have the
feeling SQL2GDB is behaving strangely. It is very simple, really :
when I launch the program it crashes some time after that. I have not
done anything with it. The crash message says the program has
commited errors, and that Windows will close it. The message also
says that an error log should be generated, but I cannot find this
log.
I am using a French version of Windows 2000. Any idea what could be
happening ?
Thanks,
Guillaume
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First thanks for the tip.
Second, I had no idea how to do that...:). What I did was to click on the
Firebird to check manually for updates. That worked properly (told me there
were none) and I did not have the problem after that.
I am on a persistant connection, behind a corporate firewall.
Another question now : do I have to have FireBird installed on the computer
to do the migration (I am trying to move an Access database to something I
can use on Mac OS X: I did not install FireBird on the PC) ?
Thanks,
Guillaume
Hello, Guillaume,
The one thing I can think of that is causing this strange behavior is
the automatic check for updates. When the wizard starts, it launches an
additional thread to check for updates at a given address.
Why this is not working, I really cannot say. The check relies on the
WinInet libraries, but these are installed with Internet Explorer and
they are certainly found in any W2K installation. Are you using dial-up
or do you have a persistent connection? Either way, it should work, but
maybe there's something broken in the TCP/IP stack.
I might suggest you modify the text file with the url to point to a
regular file, maybe by using file://c:/test.txt. I cannot remember the
name of the file, but it must be something like check_updates.txt.
Let me know how it goes.
Regards,
Marcelo Lopez Ruiz
-----Mensaje original-----
De: gdaudin2002 [mailto:gdaudin@...]
Enviado el: Monday, August 05, 2002 9:34 AM
Para: IB-Conversions@yahoogroups.com
Asunto: [IB-Conversions] SQL2GDB
Hi,
I am rather a newbie with these kind of things, but I have the
feeling SQL2GDB is behaving strangely. It is very simple, really :
when I launch the program it crashes some time after that. I have not
done anything with it. The crash message says the program has
commited errors, and that Windows will close it. The message also
says that an error log should be generated, but I cannot find this
log.
I am using a French version of Windows 2000. Any idea what could be
happening ?
Thanks,
Guillaume
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